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The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
NEWSPAPER DECYsIONa

!. Anyone "ho takes a paper regularly from, the
postofhCe--wkethcr directed to his name or an.
others, or whether hc has subscribed or not-is re.
sponsitic for tho payment.
,. na person orders b,s paper discontinued he
mast nay all arrears, the publisher will continue
b send II until pa,Ei.nt is made and coalec, the
whole amount. whether tho paper Is taken from the
pOstoificc not.
). The courts have decided that refusing to take
The newspapers periodicals from the postoAce CT
Se'noving and leaving them uncalisd tor, is tyima
lssis evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Papers ordered to any address can lc changed 10
another address at the option OF the subscriber.
Remittances Ivy draft, check. money order. or
registered letter, may bc sent at onr risk All post
masters are required TO register letters on appca
ton.
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precious stones Imnort,.,

cstl,. "i ;, 'a1aa OF the precious stones how
~. 49,: imported into the United St... no!a'
.n,'' "esh SS'ooo,O0o and S9,0oo isrtes coz -. Is
"..'i, "or'. and it has been calculate, per
.ha Geais TO half that sum cscane ru nn,.ma mat
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An OYcrSic.laf.

Rural Landlord Ito guest)--By gum.
mister, ! forgot to tell YOU last night THAI
mat winder don't shct down close, an
sec the SHOWS driited in am kf;crel ycr
Goes mp. I'll be up in a minute with o
shoVei an dig 'em out!-Puck,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
Eyes of Vcnemous Sna.cs

Inc eyes cf poisonous snakes have been
1ouno h ny Dr. Benjamin Sharp 10 have cl.
1lpslcaI pupils, while in tho harmless
species they are circular.
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Qu,Ck rl~r.

~ p" "''e'a'>, maps, rates, .tr., wsitc s""
- '''"es McSaiS. axvat 3s& Main ST., :sn',''
y. L. Stokes. Gsnl Agent, Corner Main AMI Id
~. w""S streets. Helena; .r Charles :. Zee G |"
l. A., 81. Paul. Minn. :;
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
NOTES AND Gos5lp.

COLONEL GLIDER, who started for the
North Pole last winter, Is kleping himself
cool at Corey leland this summer.
IIrpER r. Bisnor Of New York occupies
Mr.. Blalne's cottage at Bar Harbor, this
season, and pays for II rental of 50 500.
a COTTAGE occupied by party OF female
mutes at Lake Miunetonka has been appro-
priately named "The Dumb Bellies Re
treat"
GENERAL snERMAN's yachting tour Is by
the advice of his physician. He dislikes the
sea, but his trip thus far has been found
very beneficial.
a LITTLE boy disputing with his sister
exclaimed: "'TIs true, for ma says so aud
II ma says So It Is true, II 1t amt so.-
Scranton Truth.
Mr.. AND Mrs. NJ. b. MERRILL OF Oak.
land, ILL.,, celebrated their diamond wedding
this week. They have 10 children living,
"a grandchildren, and 80 great.grand-
children.
PROFESSOR j. G. DANA of Yale Unlver-
sity will spend next month with his family
In the Sandwich Islands, and will there iu-
vestigate the changes produced by recent
volcanic cruptions.
j. W. JACKSON OF White County, Mich,
is feeding 10000 silk worms, employing
eight persons In the work. The worms
consu me several bundled pounds Of Usage
orauge leay daily,
PETER WTLIE OF Custer COunty, MOn-
tara, has just shipped lot Of thorough.
bred Montana horses to Glasgow, Scotland,
by way Of Montreal. II T. an experiment
that may result H. opeuiug NJ biz trade.
"MR. rowDeELY's mistake" remarks
The Boston HruR, "was In laying out for
bimself a work only fecoud to that OF dyine
Providence, without the assistance OF those
natural laws by which Providence ope.
rates.
EUGENE JouS, who died last week In
Arnstadt, Thunngia, was novelist OF note,
and the trauslaiilns of her "Gold Elsie''
and "The Old Mam'zelle's Secret" by Mrs.
Wistar. have found many American read
ere. Her Rom &c plume was L. MarlItt"
THE London correspondent Of The critic
New York; learns that the new melO-
drama, "Deacon BrGdle," by Robert Louis
Stevenson aud W. L. Henley, will he pro.
| duced either in Boston or New York In
| October, and then start on thirty-weeks
round through the States. Mr. Stevenson,
already wellRuown IN this country as ar
author, will be here In September, and in'
tends to pass year or two in California.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

STOR SALE-Grsat bargain on 1iti:
X st, bet p and q sts n W, large three story
brick; mod inns; lot isxi05 to alley; can be
turned into store at little expense; price,
G;,JOO. Also beautiful lot on New Hampshire
ave, bet l. and VI SITS. co f. ct front; price, Si.15
Per foot. j. W. y. MY ERS Il SON,
lisS New York ave.
IOR sALE- Cheap Brick House,
S near Bureau of Engraving and Printing;
another in same locality for Sg,a0.
AUSTIN =. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans, 1925 Z st W.
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OUR LEGEaD-r pLuRrnus uauM

The legend get uuou our ahIpld
Hriuis with grand WolUinW All In one,
Nenrtg Wc,'rl suul- together ruu
At white heat on Gle battle Held
one shining rnf for gll t1fikc,
one Oatl', uua hYrg, one purpose grml,
one Go. for Nl IN U'i the Land,
Upheld by II i,r lroaium sake,
one Flgu sui iu the central .Ey,
Read at a3l .lru a'ltr, l4It
Written iu cnlynU ilTu
Ny tile bold baud .HfWF!
That legend unue ~ could Glal or mar.
Forth from lNy iuHHl storm n broke,
A bow above the cloud ot war,
We read Il ponsiyely and knew
tuIur element Of precious gain
Had come TO it from wounds and palm,
And nightly It's meaning grew,
And so wo keep upon or shield
Tho dCathlesS Legend All In ono,
Hearts welded, tOuls together run
At white heat on the battlefield.
A myriad songs, together thrown
Across old gulfs of hnfc, are hlent,
Like starlight ia the Ornament,
And round the world in triumph blown.
Our starry unity Of stars
Gives man manly masterhood,
our law Of love enNossed In blood
Is sealed with burning bullet'scars.
Maurice Thompson, In the American Maya,
zine for August.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

En- SENATOR THURMAN said some
time ago that he would not be candi-
date for Governor of OHIO under any
circumstances. lie says so now with
renewed emphasis, The Judge usually
means what he says aud once ought to
have been enuu. .h.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

THE electric motor is the coming
power for street railways. There are
eight cities in the United States in
which 1t has already to some extent
superseded the use of horses.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
FOR SALE---LOTS.

EoR sALE-Cariin springs-A Home
Il for siC0, $40 per month. This fine
pleasure resort Is now for sale In connection
with beautiful subdivision OF building lots,
ON a safe and equitable cooperative plan.
Circulars and plats at Office of
BAXTER ~ MCGOWAN. Agents,
- l01s-i0i0 + street,
and MATTHEW TRIMBLE. Atty.
GA 18th street
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GnnNIRY PROPERTY.

II summer residence, with 10 acres, three
miles from Alexandria; opp Theological Semi
nary; will rent by the month or year, JNQ.
W. GREEN, Alexandria, or JAS, e, GREEN,
G93 Mulberry st, Baltimore.
CtINTY UuuICE sTLECTIONS OF
HUNDRED ACRES, IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED, WITHIN FROM ONE HALE TO
ONE MILE OF THE CITY, AT LOWEST
PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
II. II. SYPHERD u co., 1907 81,
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w ~. SNLIun tr End cellnr on onrnllno st
RnARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD Eoar Mountains
" minutes walk from depot telegraph
and telephone; mails daily; plenty OF ice,
milk and vegetables; terms 50 per week, Adj
dress bABNEY, GalnsUllo, Va,
TE'BE Fred W. Evans Dining Rooms,
at QiH h NJ a W, continues TO serve the
limited or lyod meals. Bill OF fare at follow.
ing rates! Breakfast, l5c; lunch, lOc; dinner,
zoe; cakes and coffee, i0c; regular monthly
board, $40; meal tickets, Q for 81; 10 for So.
All orders filled promptly, and In the best
manner known to the trade.
j. W. EVANS, Proprietor.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

SENATOR BLAIR Is felIcimling him.
self just now ON the unanimous ap.
proval of his Educational bill by the
National Educational Association.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

THE other day a woman was arrested
and held to answer In Philadelphia on
a charge of eavesdropping; and now
another Philadelphia woman is under
duress on complaint of being com
mon scold. Have the sex no rights
which the Quaker City is bound to re.
speCt!
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

No MADAM President" il you
please. Plain Mrs. Cleveland fills the
hill with American simplicity and the
hest of tnsie.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

EN-. ATTORNEY GENERAL WAYNE
MAcyEAOu writes from London that
the two cities Of the world, from a
business and resident standpoint, are
respectively New York and Phila-
delphla Has he forgotten Washing.
ton, the scene of his great professional
and forensic triumphs, so soon?
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
EXCURSIONS.
GLYMONT.

The Fast and Commodious Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY
VIII make two trips daily Train or shnc) to
mated since last season andn number OF now
attractions added. the principal one being
New Dancing Pavilion on the bluff: BOAT.
ING, BATHING AND FISHING. Music aud
Dancing on Boat and Grounds.
WEEK DAYS-Boat leaves her wharf, foot
of 7th ST., at 10 n. m and 0 y. m. sharp. Re-
turning, arrives home at 3 and II p. m.
Saturday evening trip at7.
sUNDAYs-Loaves at 10 a. m. and 800 p. m.
Returning, arrives home at and $40 y. IN.
Flrst'clnss meals served on boat and
grounds.
25c. ROUND TRIP. 25c.
Special rates TO churches, schools and or
ganizations. Apply at Company's Office, 0Oa
Penn. ave. Il. w.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
FOR SALE-HOuSES.

VyLEGANT Corner, business Prop
~ erty, on 9th st, above Mass ave: price
Si2,00O.
Nice 3story brick house, 9th ct W, bet II
and SITS; price s9JoO.
price s2,OO0.
Four Groom houses on + st, bet N ] ave
and N Cap st; price $500 each.
Several houses, 3 rooms each, on Mass ave.
bet N ave and n Cap st; price $1,000 each
Two Groom houses on Mass ave W, bet N
ave and Cap st; price Ss,ooO each.
5000 50 feet OF ground near Columbia st.
r. II. terminus, at Sc per foot, or Sc 800 tor the
whole. This property is very desirable, being
finely located.
tyl
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
EXCURSIONS.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

nj ooHh'o H.oo"'o
The new and thoroughly equipped steamer
HENRY e. BISHOP
will leave stephenson's Wharf, foot of 7th st.,
at 2 O'Clock p. IN. SATURDAY, July 10, for a
sail of Fifty Miles down tho Potomac and re-
turn.
Fare % cents.
Tickets for sale at the wharf.
HENRY BROS e co,
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hlnrIIEn.

Have you seen our mother
Gentle. blue eyed, whitc'halred mOthery
Always thinking some sweet love thoughts
For tho children God huJh sent her;
Always doing como sweet son cthing
For the friends that God hath sent her
Mother never seen iug weary,
Always bright and ever CheCr!;
Mother who bat whispers softly
Aud the Savior seems to hear her;
Whom y know that bless1l angels
Must come earthw1rl 10 br near her
Is there in tho world another
llGli so good as our own mother!
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

JACOB SHARP was sentenced yoster-
day to four years imprisonment at
Sing Sing and fine of S5,00O 1t may
be all right, but We very much ques-
tion the propriety of Judge Barrett's 60
Ing into a long and caustic explanation
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
spEClsl NOTICES.
sSyssoFrIUE or THE CoMMis-
ksS SiONfRS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,

WAHifiNGroN, July II, lhNI..
ORnEHrD. That the Police Regulations IN
md for the District Of Columbia adopted by
the Commissioners on the 18th day Of Juno, A,
De- ~, be and the same are hereby modified
in section OF article strike out in line 4
Of the pfoylso after the word "agreemcnt"
the words mot, however, at Il rate 10 exceed
one dollar and fifty cents for the first hour
and twenty-five cents for every additional
quarter of an hour
Insert after the words "city street." in sec.
tiog OF article ., The words except as here
the words without permit previously OBJ
tained from the Major of Police designating
the route and time OF driving" substitute
the words 10 o'olookp y M" Insert after the
word drove" In the said section The words
"of boovcs." strike from the said section,
after the word "ffteen," the words "becyos,
or thirty sheep, swine or other CATTLE and
inscrl between the words nor" and follow
in the said section the words shall any
In section . Of article substitute for the
word such" the word city
In section Of article insert after the word
driven the words "or conducted
In section of article substitute for tho
words, thirty minutes the words zone
hour"
"Ou tho secular days of the week" Insert
after the words may continue to use tho IN
sHid section the words startlng gongs or,
and strike from the said section the words
when IN motlon hlter suhuoMh uhu ~ uli
times"
In section of article 10 insert after the
words 'as TO be" the word readily" and sub
stitute for the words "by thc revolution Of
wheel or wheels" In the said section the words
ITO warn persons of their approach
In section $ OF article 10 Insert after the
words sunset and sunrise the words "ox'
cept drays, dump carts, hay wagons, trucks
and similar slow.mOying freight vehicles" !"
strife from the snd section the words ION
both sides thereon and substitute for tho
words sides and rear Il the end OF the said
section the words "and both sidol thereof
In section 10 ut article 10 strikc out from
line the word "thgrCOl" Anl Insert the
words "of such steam ear, train ~ engine
.. That the foregoing notifications be
printed In the Evening Star, to EVENING
CmTo tie Natlonal Republican and the
Washington lot, daily newspapers pub.
li8hed IN the City of Washington, in said Dis
tIict, beginning on the 18TH day Of Iulr, \, d.
1857. W. u WEBB 8 WIFE slbsN, WILL
LIAM LUDLOW, Commissions OK tho Dis.
trlct Of columbia.
Attest; WILLIAM TINDilL Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

THE car Of the General Manager Of
the Wabash and Western Railroad was
entered by bold bandit Tuesday night
and the general passenger agent re-
lieved Of his watch and all the money
he had. Train robbery as an accom-.
plishment has well nigh reached per.
fection when one man can hold up the
entire management of big railway
and 90 through It's pockets.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

From A. s. wi,herbee and Co. (Bren-
tano's):
In THE GOLDEN DAYS. A Novel. BY Edna
Lyall, author OF ave Two,n "Won by
Waiting" etc. New York K: d. Appleton
& Co.
A TERRIBLE LEGACY: n Tale OF the South
Down. By G. W. Appleton, author OF
"Frozen Hearts," etc. New York: d.
Appleton & Co.
MISS GAscoIGSE. A Novel. BY Mrs. j.
IL. Riddell, author of "a Struggle for
Fame" etc. New York D. Appleton &
Co.
From the Publisher.
SONGS IN EARNEST. By Mrs. NJ. p. A. Gro
zier. Washington: j. H. soule, 1887.
Fifty pages OF verse by lady who
evidently feels as she singe. Herpoems are
all characterized by an earnestness that be-.
tokens the honest thinker, rather than the
emotional dreamer, yet tenderness as well
as truth are theirs. What more simple and
sweet than this
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

of his reasons for passing the sentence.
The prisoner was found guilty by the
jury, 1t was the courts sole duty to
pass judgment and not to abuse the old
man from the bench.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

L'OR SAIE-TlIreo Bonsos. Eonting
II for S35 per month, on 10th st n W, bet. z
st and II ave, with lot enough to build two
good Investment. j. W. p. MYERS s. son,
1898 n Y ave.
EOR sALE-On New York Ave n W,
Il beautiful 3.story press.brlck house, 10
rooms, all fresCoed, mod imps, with 2-story
brick stable in rear; price, only sG,2j0,
j. W. p. MYERS IS SON,
1928 New York ave-
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

llEN NcW lork ave.
E'OE SALE-k IL Per Cent. Invest
Il mCnt-7 houses at corner of 18th and +
SITS ne; these are new Groom and 6-rOom
houses, well located for rent, and will pay
handsomely 8s an investHcnt.
SWORMSTEDr 81 BRADLEY,
01I u 81 n w
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~ ' by D. RAMEY, o3s + street.
NoR sALE-speeIaI BargaIns-

Vl7Vls SIkEaIs- 'VcOFWf '1tfF NfHS
Il Several six-room houses on A st n G; all
modern improvements; 10 per cent. invest
ment; price only S2000 each. Also,
1Ir brick, 18th 81, bet II and U..".. 1900
sr, on J., bet 18th and 10th SITS w..... 5000
lir and cellar on Coccoran st........... 1000
Brick llr East Cap st, bet 9Th and 1th.. COCO
llr II G cor II and .lst SITS II w........... $500
7r on Marion, bet 9Th and 9TH SITS n w.. 4,25O
Apply at once to j. W. 7. MYERS ~ son,
lllS NnM Nnrk nYo. :.
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WANTED. ...MISEELlANEnuS.

w ANTED-A show Window suita-
w BILE for small store. Address iil2
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E'OR GEET-2 Row Brick Dwellings,
& rooms and cellar, No. GREEN'S
alley, east Of Portland Flats; Irice, $40 per
TYLER s. RUTHERFORD,
1904 y /. Z n "
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

EOR sALE-Tiftsen Elegant Lots in
II southwest section, near Md ave and
Smithsonian Institution; fine opportunity for
n builder. cheapani terms easy; on this prop.
erty twenty-five houses can be erected and
ready sales made.
lot on south side of Rhode Islant avenue,
rear Iowa Circle; q beautiful building lot; q
feet front and 50 feet deep to wide alley;
price moderate and terms easy.
Several small houses IN northwest section,
near 9Th st ears, now paying Il per cent;
uriCC 1850 each.
Several new houses, 1rOoms each; all mod
orn improvements: northwest section, near
liih ST: ptlre, $500.
six surerior lots in the northwest section
ready gulcs obtained; u desirable corner.
j. WI MYERS & SON
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FOR EENT-.-KnUSES.

Tor RENT
No 1916 st, RS. no basement. ,......S $40 90
No 1913 i2th st, Z RS, new.............. % 90
OSTHANDER ~ STALEY, iii0 N ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
FnR EENT...NnpMS.

EOR RENT-Furnishsd Rooms. Mt
Il summer prices, with or without board.
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EIoR BENT-The Desirable 2. story
L dwelling, i222 12th 81 u W, rs, all IN |.
SWoRMSTEDT s. BRADLEY,
Ql- ~
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

In Sums to puit at pGr cent
TleubevC i8 uu'y small norton OF prop.
orty on my books. For tull list call at oGi6e
for ullotins issued ON ist and 18th,
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
EOR RENT

EOR EENT-151S + st w-Cosy,,
Il small house, with mod imps; location
most desirable. Inquire at 1908 Pa ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15

EOR RENT-A beautiful House, o
II rooms, all mod. imps., 1910 Riggs 81; SlJ.
SWoRAlsTEDT 81 BRADLEY,
ll7 At n
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-15

MEMBERS OF THE STATE
L. j.. FLINT, of Washoe County.
b r. LEE re, of Washoe County.
ID: MOLCAHY, of Washoe County.
Al: Will d, of Wnshoe County.
JOHN SWEENY, of Ormsby County.
L. b. RlCKEY, of Douglas County.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-15
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE:

Q. G. POWNING, of Washoe County.
ALNARO EVANS, of Washoe County.
IHEO. WINTERS, of Washoe COUNTY
+: DANBERG, of Washoe County.
w. s. BAILEY, of Churchill County.
JOS. MARZEN, of Humboldt County.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
Sub-Treasurer Oanda Explains.

New YoRK. Feb. Mr.. Canda,
United States sub-treasurer in this
city, was shown a telegram fromA Mon
treal statinfi that a quantity OF coun-
terfeit United States 81 bills have been
put in circulation in Canada. The
telegram states that the counterfeits
were numbered b 1861, 1861, and are
an excellent imitation of the genuine
notes. Mr.. Canda, said he had heard
of no such counterfeits, and none of
them had been presented at the treas
ury for redemption. He claimed that
genuine ills are often mistaken for
bogus bills by people who are not sex-
perts, if they differ at all from the
notes they are accustomed to handle.
Mr.. Canada said that these mistakes
are particularly liable to happen now,
because two years ago when the gov
ernment stopped issuing one and two-
dollar bills number of people collect
ed all they could of these denomina
tions and put them away. Now that
the new silver certificates are in circu-
lation they are paying out the old bills
many of which are of an almost for
gotten issue, and as they are faded,
they are mistaken for counterfeits.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
Interstate Agricultural Convention,
Lake Charles

Governor McEnery, of Louisiana, has
issued call for an Interstate Conven-
ton in the interest of stock-raising,
dairying, fruit growing, and general
agriculture, to be held at Lake Charles
La, on the 22d, 23rd and oath of Feb
ruary, 1887.
The convention will be formally
opened on Wednesday morning, after
the close of Mardi Gras.
One of the most noteworthy indica
tions of the great industrial progress of
the Gulf States is the marked attention
of their public men to agriculture and
the efforts they are making to bring
the theory and the methods of agricul-
ture in those States into harmony with
the teachings of science and the high
est demands of progressive civilza-
ton. Nature has been prodigal of her
gifts to the State of Louisiana For
fertility of soil, salubrous climate, and
for great variety of products, Louisiana
ranks among the most favored coun'
tries of the globe.
Governor McEnery has shown com
mendable wisdom in thus giving the
weight of his official influence to call
convention which caunot fail to be
of inestimable value to the farm inter.
est of that State and the country gen
orally. We trust it may be widely
noticed by the press, and that the re
suits may be all the people anticipate
This convention is so called that ex'
cursionists can remain 10 New Orleans
till the close of Mards Gras and take
the train for Lake Charles on Tuesday
evening.
Full information in regard TO the
convention and the low rates of trans
portation, can be obtained by address
ing the Secretary,
S. A. KNAPP,
lake Charles, La.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
A New Tramp Law.
WHAT A CHESTER COUNTY MINISTER PRO
PosEs--wAYFARERs LODGES.

Rev. William L. Bull, of Chester
county, has prepared an act TO be pre-
sented to the Legislature providing for
the temporary care and employment
of wayfarers. 1t is intended to abate
the tramp nuisance, and has the en-
dorsement of a number of prominent
citizens of tie state. After providing
for the establishing and maintaining of
x8yfarers' lodges, or places at which
T keneless or destitute persons may re-
! o>}>p food and shelter, the third section
ID act reads
4onever any homeless or destitute
{ohall apply at the wayfarers
food aud shelter it shall be
Stil the person in charge there
~ ip}{ such applicant that be or
lib ~ii} quired to labor in return
ti36eefo5 n form woFk for 4 space
not exsz Nc hou5 and nbalf for
each n'S sr " tLe lofia IN re-
turn for saa e shsl ;if any
person s!s3 oage for
having reSoi food MA she elter in
any waytsys ~ ga sbsu 1efu,e to
perform ws a. above meDtloned,
and beingfphgsitk kay eAe ty>work it
shall be IT, st Tie Superintendent
or any offs y ~, peL Lodge to cause
such pffsds ~ Brought forthwith
before y 1sg tiVte or justice of the
peace aSd s5b proof before him that
such psfs5s eea spplyjng at the lodge
foEsS9od "a aheiter has refused to work
o< ssnsised food and shelter in
I. md has refused to perform
fore, and is physically able
r N the work demanded, and
4 (b person had notice that he or
6uld be required to perform
I ~ IN return for food and shelter,
y 9sSpb refusal shall be evidence of va
grancy, and such magistrate or justice
Of fthe peace may commit such person
as "vagrant."